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Technical Assistance and advice to the European Commission (DG INTPA and EU Delegations)
Tasks to be performed by the contractor Objectives, outputs and indicators: The contractor contributes to achieving the following objectives: - Overall: To contribute to the transition to inclusive, climate-neutral, resilient and sustainable agri-aquatic food systems - Specific: Support the nutrition- and gender-sensitive transformation o...
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- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
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- August 16, 2026
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Tasks to be performed by the contractor Objectives, outputs and indicators: The contractor contributes to achieving the following objectives: - Overall: To contribute to the transition to inclusive, climate-neutral, resilient and sustainable agri-aquatic food systems - Specific: Support the nutrition- and gender-sensitive transformation of agri-food systems. Specific objective indicators: 1. Number of global/regional events where EC, Germany and other Team Europe+ present coherent positions on the nutrition-climate-gender nexus promoting healthy, sustainable diets. 2. Number of global policy processes in which EC, EUDs and Germany enhance nutrition integration (focus on the nutrition-climate-gender nexus) through TA or CD. The contractor mainly contributes to Output 1: Positioning - Coherent, evidence-based positions on the nutrition-climate-gender nexus developed to promote healthy, sustainable diets in a Team Europe+ approach. Indicator - 1.1: Number of briefing materials/policy documents for EC, Germany, and other EUMS+ based on data/evidence/indicators. Output 2: Advisory - Increased technical capacities of INTPA, EUDs and BMZ to scale effective, equitable, sustainable, and resilient nutrition policy responses and outreach at global, regional and national levels. Indicators: - 2.1 Average satisfaction score ?3/4 from INTPA and BMZ on technical advisory. - 2.2 Number of TA/CD measures to enhance INTPA/EUDs" capacities related to programmes (incl. Global Gateway investments and M&E) or policy processes in food and nutrition security. - 2.3 Six accountability-related reports produced. Implementation modality Demand-driven TA/CD (short- to medium-term), triggered by requests from EC DG INTPA and EUDs. The contractor provides Key Experts and an expert pool to implement activities under Outputs 1 and 2, supporting C4N 2.0 and commissioning partners (INTPA, EUDs). Mode of implementation: demand-driven technical assistance and capacity development (TA/DC), mostly of a s
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Personnel Six Key Experts (KE) will be mobilised to support INTPA and EUDs in nutrition and, more specifically, on the following topics support INTPA/EUDs in: - International governance (KE1). - Programme identification/formulation and nutrition integration across sectors and funding modalities (all KEs except KE4). - Accountability including financial resource tracking (KE4); M&E, nutrition surveys, data, evidence, epidemiology (KE3, KE2). - Investments/financing for nutrition under Global Gateway, including nutrition-sensitive value chains and healthy diets (KE5, KE6). Two expert pools complement Key Experts. Prior EU experience-ideally with EU nutrition advisory facilities-is essential. Prior experience with the EU, and ideally its nutrition advisory facilities, is of paramount importance for the experts to be mobilised by this contract. 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In addition, the consultancy services can be utilized for internal team processes such as workshops or planning sessions. Availability: Key Experts: available throughout the project on an ad-hoc, short-notice basis. Experts from the pool: available on demand; C4N 2.0 issues specific assignments; contractor identifies, deploys and ensures assignment quality. Assignments are demand-driven; tasks/deliverables may evolve within the overall scope. Examples of assignments: - Output 1: Drafting briefings; inputs to strategic documents on healthy and sustainable diets. - Output 2: Drafting accountability reports; support to INTPA"s engagement in international events/initiatives (e.g., N4G, SUN); technical/strategic advice to INTPA/EUDs on programme design. Personnel Six Key Experts (KE) will be mobilised to support INTPA and EUDs in nutrition and, more specifically, on the following topics support INTPA/EUDs in: - International governance (KE1). - Programme identification/formulation and nutrition integration across sectors and funding modalities (all KEs except KE4). - Accountability including financial resource tracking (KE4); M&E, nutrition surveys, data, evidence, epidemiology (KE3, KE2). - Investments/financing for nutrition under Global Gateway, including nutrition-sensitive value chains and healthy diets (KE5, KE6). Two expert pools complement Key Experts. Prior EU experience-ideally with EU nutrition advisory facilities-is essential. Prior experience with the EU, and ideally its nutrition advisory facilities, is of paramount importance for the experts to be mobilised by this contract. 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In addition, the consultancy services can be utilized for internal team processes such as workshops or planning sessions. Availability: Key Experts: available throughout the project on an ad-hoc, short-notice basis. Experts from the pool: available on demand; C4N 2.0 issues specific assignments; contractor identifies, deploys and ensures assignment quality. Assignments are demand-driven; tasks/deliverables may evolve within the overall scope. Examples of assignments: - Output 1: Drafting briefings; inputs to strategic documents on healthy and sustainable diets. - Output 2: Drafting accountability reports; support to INTPA"s engagement in international events/initiatives (e.g., N4G, SUN); technical/strategic advice to INTPA/EUDs on programme design. 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